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WereCat
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wooden PCs ??? I think some people were testing them in multiplayer games!

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always a plus to find alternate methods of making things. helps prevent disasters

Or helps making them, depends if you're pesimist or optimist. I personally welcome this

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Or helps making them, depends if you're pesimist or optimist. I personally welcome this

We already have a lot of things that can cause disasters so another thing than can do that as well is not really anything to worry about.
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It it really a good idea to make CPUs biodegradable?

Oh yes, absolutely. This is just a stepping stone. Imagine a future where you use your PC until it's time to upgrade and then bury it in your backyard. Within a couple of years nothing remains.

That's much better than filling up landfills with PC parts that contain whatever environmentally harmful materials are used nowadays.

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This would be cool for disposable electronics...

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Someone seems to have no idea what auto ignition temperature is, or how stupid there statement is

*their ..

Sorry for being a grammar Nazi ..

But. .. But ... It had to be done :/

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Oh yes, absolutely. This is just a stepping stone. Imagine a future where you use your PC until it's time to upgrade and then bury it in your backyard. Within a couple of years nothing remains.

That's much better than filling up landfills with PC parts that contain whatever environmentally harmful materials are used nowadays.

The only downside I can see with this is that the market for used parts would be very small.
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